Even if a student pursues higher education in an effort to circumvent the over-saturation produced from too many bachelor's degrees, this can still be problematic at the graduate school level for all of the following reasons except which: Question 10 options: a) since the job market to secure a job with a bachelors degree is oversaturated, more students have chosen to obtain a PhD degree resulting in an overproduction of PhD degrees and a saturation of that market as well. b) in the social sciences and humanities, the main outlet for employment is in the academic environment, requires a PhD degree, and a single job may draw several hundred applicants. c) many who spend 8 years of hard work toward earning a PhD degree, never finish and drop out, and those who do finish are still unable to get a full-time job or even a part-time or adjunct job. d) the great news is that because more individuals are seeking PhD degrees, colleges and universities are expanding to meet this new demand and as a result, more jobs are being created as well